The phrase "aiming at lowering" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing goals or objectives related to reducing something, such as costs, risks, or emissions.
Example: "The company is aiming at lowering its carbon footprint to contribute to environmental sustainability."
Alternatives: "striving to reduce" or "focused on decreasing".
Reconstructions aiming at lowering speeds are indeed needed for the change of code to be positive.
When a new UE enters the Hetnets, the UE-BS association process strives to balance the load of the network, aiming at lowering the network blocking probability.
We present new split policies for M-tree and Slim-tree that consider the distribution of the elements of a full node S into two new nodes, S, and S,,, aiming at lowering the global overlap of the structure.
ST-Ericsson announced its strategic plan in April 2012 and is in the middle of executing on company transformation aiming at lowering its break-even point and introducing new technologies.
ST-Ericsson has been trying to turn its operations around since April 2012 and today said it is still "in the middle of executing on company transformation aiming at lowering its break-even point and introducing new technologies".
The information presented in this paper is useful for further understanding of the strengths and weaknesses of both deposition technologies, and will help in optimal temperature profiling of these systems aiming at lowering production costs without compromising the solar cell quality.
The Public Company Accounting Oversight Board published a new standard for auditors aimed at lowering costs.
The lack of any fiscal stimulus aimed at lowering unemployment has contributed to this trend.
The Treasury recently outlined plans for an expanded bank rescue aimed at lowering borrowing costs for businesses and households.
Ever since 2009, central-bank policy has been aimed at lowering borrowing costs for both short- and long-term debtors.
Critics say those policies are aimed at lowering the value of the yen, which Mr. Abe's government has denied.
